Good afternoon,
I was wondering if any of you ever encountered the following situation and found a method to get around it...
I recently created a pivot table using the SQL Query (PL/SQL function body returning SQL query) option.
The table consisted of the following information:
- Date range, Object Type and count.
The final table looks something like this (pardon the lack of fancy markup, hopefully it will get the point across):
Date Object A Object B Object D Object G
01-apr-09 10 16 50 43
02-apr-09 1 15 77 35
03-apr-09 19 0 14 17
04-apr-09 15 7 70 20
05-apr-09 7 6 65 50
And it goes on like that.
I had to create the code dynamically because I don't know what Objects I will get in any given date range (for example: I could have something for Object C and nothing for Object D in the month of March). I had a cursor loop through the object types before creating the SQL query that builds the table above.
The table is now working fine. What I'm trying to do now is do a little bit of drilling down in data.
Since everything is dynamically built, I can't give actual column names in my report. Is there any way that, when I click on, for example, the "10" on April 1st in Object A that the column header "Object A" gets passed? #COL02# only passes the value "10" which isn't what I want, and I tried the other variations such as :COL02 and &COL02. without much luck.
If you could shed some light on this problem, that would be greatly appreciated!
Thank you for your time.
Ivan